JOHN LAUTNER: - Triangle Modernist Houses

Suddenly, homes designed by Neutra and his International Sty,le peers are getting a 10% to 15% premium, at least
in California, over similar homes by no-name architects. Other modernists like Rudolf Schindler, John Lautner, Quincy
Jones, Raphael Soriano and Harwell Hamilton Harris are also eagerly sought after.
654. Krino, G., Museum of Architecture will feature exhibits including stained glass. Orange County Register, 1998(Nov
28): p. 2.
Tours and exhibitions will highlight an open house set for noon-9 p.m. today and Sunday at the new Museum of
Architecture at Alto Capistrano in San Juan Capistrano. Exhibitions will include architectural stained glass (the Judson
Studios), Richard Neutra in Orange County, the American Institute of Architects Orange County Chapter 1998 design awards
and student competition, and vintage artifacts from John Lautner's Alto Capistrano. Alto Capistrano is a landmark of 1960s
modern architecture and was designed by renowned Los Angeles architect John Lautner. The museum is at 34000 Via de
Agua, San Juan Capistrano.
655. Lacher, I., News, Trends, Gossip and Stuff to Do [book signing]. Los Angeles Times [Home Edition], 1998(Nov 13): p.
2.
Tuesday evening, Julius Shulman happily signed copies of his lush new art book, "Julius Shulman: Architecture and
Its Photography" (Taschen), at one of his favorite houses in L.A.--John Lautner's Jetsons-like Chemosphere above
Mulholland Drive.
656. Luscomb, B., D. Cray, and J. Ressner, Back To The '50s. Time Magazine, 1998(Nov. 16).
Article on the restoration of Pierre Koenig's Case Study House No. 21 by Dan Cracchiolo references Lautner's work.
657. Lynch, S., The goofy Googie style - popular in the the 1950s and '60s - is vanishing, bit by neon bit, from Orange
County. Orange County Register, 1998(Jun 27): p. 1.
References Lautner's Googie's Coffee Shop in West Hollywood.
658. Moore, C.W., P. Becker, and R. Campbell, City Observed: Los Angeles. 1998: Hennessey & Ingalls. 413.
Includes houses by Neutra, Schindler, Lautner and others.
659. Newman, M., Innovative Uses of Southland Work Spaces; High Drama in a Small Office Space. Los Angeles Times
Home Section, 1998(Nov 17): p. 12.
Article on the Goldstein office in Century City designed by Lautner.
660. Secrest, M., Frank Lloyd Wright: A Biography. 1998: University of Chicago Press. 652.
Includes references to Lautner on pp. 419 and 462.
661. Shulman, J., P. Frank O. Gehry, and E. Peter Gossel, Architecture and Its Photography. 1998, Koln: Taschen. 299.
Covers and all photos by Julius Shulman. Includes Lautner's Arango Residence in Acapulco on the back cover,
Frank Lloyd Wright's Sturges House, 2 photos of the Reiner Residence (Silvertop), 2 of the Malin Residence (Chemosphere)
and 1 of the Garcia Residence.
662. Silver, A., The Houses to Have in Hollywood. Harper's Bazaar, 1998(3440, Jul): p. 122-129.
The cool 1950s houses designed by Richard Neutra, John Lautner and Rudolph M. Schindler are the hottest
properties in Los Angeles. Young actors and directors, such as Kelly Lynch and her screenwriter husband, Mitch Glazer, are
the one's most interested in purchasing and restoring these magnificent examples of architecture. (Harvey House restoration).
663. Smith, P.B. and D. Tracy, Books for the Holidays [book review]. Sacramento Bee, 1998(Nov 28): p. CL5.
Briefly reviews Frank Escher's "John Lautner, Architect".
664. Swed, M., Cage's 'Living Room Music' Given Living Room Reading [music review]. Los Angeles Times Home
Section, 1998(Apr 28): p. 4.
Sunday afternoon, the tables, so to speak, were turned when the California EAR Unit played Cage's score in a fancy
real living room, that of the airy Familian House. Built by Frank Lloyd Wright disciple John E. Lautner in 1971, the Beverly
Hills private home was the latest concert space for Chamber Music in Historic Sites series that the Da Camera Society of
Mount St. Mary's College puts on.
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